How do I create a spreadsheet title? I used File, Properties, Description but the title does not show up later in the print preview.
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Maybe you are looking not for “Title”, but for “Header”?
“Title” shown in programs that display file properties. For example, Windows Explorer does it like this:
If you want to see something in the printed copy of the spreadsheet, then go to Format - Page Style, tab Header (or Footer - if necessary) and use the Edit button
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Then you can press the button with a file icon, to choose.
Title is retrieved from what it is in menu File - Properties - Description tab - Title field.
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I appreciate your reply but the Edit drop-down menu does not contain a “file icon.”
There used to be, under the file menu, a format page option (or something like that) which allowed you to set up titles.
I may be confusing Libre Spreadsheet with Excel; I’m having a hard time making the transition.
No one mentioned an “Edit drop-down menu”. Note carefully that they are talking of the Page Style’s Header/Footer dialog that has the button.
I don’t find an Edit button. How do I get to the Page Style’s Header/Footer dialog.?
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This link should take you to Cal Guide 7.4, Chapter 6, Headers and Footers
You would do better to download the whole Calc Guide from English documentation | LibreOffice Documentation - LibreOffice User Guides because it is a very useful reference.
Good Idea. Thank you.
I had intended to use a report title but I can get by with a heading. Thank you for your response.